Contact us:- D/354 Prabhu Tawar Vibhuti Khand Gomti Nagar,Lucknow 226010
Visit us:- www.rhec.in
Phone No:- 6388843372,9415787135 ,8090821275,7355268808
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Legality:-
rural health education council registered by the government of indiai deriT. Actwith the scieamte cread the knowledge of Non - formalLong TemHealth and Primary Healthcare education aewalastaningto generatemaximum benefitstheroot.
Eligibility:-
students who have passed out intermediate from Up BoardisciCBSE and ICSEICBSE meipatr the course.
Abbreviations of the Information bulletin for Primary Health careEmergency Management:-
Rural Health Education Council isapioneer Health. Concil and anty body in India. RHE. C. is. commited to make an idealscomprehensive health care service at grass root lovel, it gives equal emphasis to prevent diseases and promote aspects of health. Health is a basic right of all people is its conviction, which has to be attained by active participation of people and communities. it tries to impart training of community under the guidelines and policles ofW. H. D. and Government of India.
Course:-
Rural Health Education Council (R.H.E.C.) Coursewithaduration of One years Theoretical and Sia. month Practical knowledge with internship from Hospital or Nursing home. Curriculum -
Conference:-
R.H.E.C is hoking its Annual conferenon every year on a fixed date i.e. on 7th April, World Health Day.
Epistemological, Metaphysical & Logicalviews of the Institute:-
Providing Knowledge of "Health Education" with a criterion and view for serving people and considerent beinablessed by National and State authorities for its social outlook.
Undergraduate coursewithOne years Theoretical and one yearPractical & Internshipwould providesonam valinsor social services. Students would get benefit of health check - ups which shall be provided by Nar Health Program Sevice. The Instautewould provide health care and primary health care educational training to make the services passble and materialize the policies of national and state governments. The said courtan will be a source of rural economic development which will be based on local resources for medical and paramedical aid.
Health:- WH. O. definesHealth as' Healthisastate of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity"
Legal Jurisdiction:-
All disputes related to the above points shall he subject to the durindieton of courts located at Rajasthan only
Admission to the following course:-
- Application form for Admission orRegistration can be colected from institute's registered office or from any ofits branch offion withapaymentofRs100 / - (Rupeesone hundred only).
- Prospechawmsylatushas to be collected from Registered office or Branch offices wilha paymentolRs. 500 / - (Rupees Fivehundred only)
- 6 Copies (six copies) of recent passport size photographs are required during the time of Admission or Registration which has to be duly signed by the candidate.
- Original cerificates suchasAdmit Cards. Malk sheats. Experience certificates Aadhar Card / Valer ID Card. and all other relevant documents are required to be shown during the time of admission and registration. Set attested Xerox copies of aforesaid certificates are required to be submitted.
- Community Medical Services (CMS - ED) books have to be purchased for every year from the offon counters.
- Admission fessalongwin development fees wll be levied andhave to bepaid - up by the students.
- Extrachargessfees for practical knowledge sessionswll be levied andamended from time to time.
Institute / Council:-
Rural Health Education Council registered with Government of India, wilhurnish education & training on Primary Heathcare and related components spooffically to the Ruralpopulation. Rural Health Practitioners will give their services to the remote areas of accessible villages. Theservion of the highest anainable envisagedin the Constitution ofworld Healthorganization (W.H.O)
Motto:-
The only motio of Institute of R. HE. C. into promoting communities of health and rural development training programmers for the development of RuraHeam Practitionerand Health Care professionals. The ultimate goalistoimprove and expand the community health services. Periodical studies will be conducted on The
beneficiaries to know the problems related to public health and post training will be arranged for further Halopment. The studies of the Institute will be conducted in different rural belts of India. All the rulesa regulations for courses will beformed by R.H.E.C.
Health ducation will be given of profound quality as well as orientation of students to the problems. or people which are related tohealth in the rural areas.
unemployedouths willgetaroute to buildup a career with honesty and dignity as well as the condition of public health will improve in rural areas due to the application of integrated health programs for rural health development
Practical Exposure:-
The Institute will arrange internships at Block Primary Health Care Centers, State General Hospitals and | overnmentauthorized Nursinghomes and Private Hospitals.
Preventive Medicine:-
The students will undergotraining and learm the use of allopathicessential drugs as Preventive Medicine for thepurpose of primary health care.
Training Period:-
- Regular sessions for 5 days class in aweek.
- 5 hours for each session.
- Practical sessions will be conducted for 3to4days inaweek continuously for oneyear.
- Regular sessions in the moming willstart from 11amand continueup to4pm,
- minimum 40 seats will be allotted per batch.
Rural Health Practitioners could claim themselves as a Recognized Practitioner but never entitled to write the title Before their name.
Method of selection:-
Candidates should have to appear before the selection board withrelevant documents and credentials.
Selection will bedone through Vivavoce.
Acommittee would be formed out of 5 to7qualified people who would conduct the interviews and remain related toExecutive and District Development Committee.
Mode of training:-
Selection will bedone through Vivavoce.
Acommittee would be formed out of 5 to7qualified people who would conduct the interviews and remain related toExecutive and District Development Committee.
Mode of training:-
- Classes are to be conducted by the teachers in three languages, such as English, Marathi and Hindi.
- During collection ofnotes the students have to mention the language of their choice.
- Result of Examinations will be published and pinned up on the notice board of the office Certificates againstExams will be available within one month of completion of the course.
- Since experts of relevant fields will be delivering lectures, the students will get chances to interact with them for practical exposure,
- Successful students will be awarded certificates
- n Opportunitles will existtoworkin different sectors of Healthaswell as for self employment
- The training will be conducted under guidance of professionals who are qualified as Medical Experta hv qualifications like MBBS / BHMS / BAMS / BUMS.
- Tie up with Department of Health programs, IEC awareness programs, immunization medicnl cin Pulse- Polio, Camps to evade Malaria, Dengue, Tuberculosis, Diarrhoea, Aids, Kala-Azar andof poisoning specially during flood or any other natural calamities or epidemics.
The Institute is offering 18 month course in community based Primary Health Care Management for Ruel Health Practitioner (Rural Health Education Council). Classes commences on January / June every year.
Other expenses:-
Students need to purchase guideline books & magazines. They will have to pay Awareness training fee Practical fee, Fee for project site or field visit have to paid. Study based educational tours will be compulsory and such costs have to be entirely borne by the students which shall be properly intimated to the students on the basis of priority.
Why R.H.E.C.:-
- Application forms can be downloaded from website or purchased from the Institute.
- Online registration & simple criterion for admission.
- Qualified faculty members.
- Suitably ventilated class rooms.
- Regularevaluation of quality.
- Best books with simplified contents which are easy to follow and understand.
- Study materials such as books, notebooks & bags will be provided from the Institute.
- Special rebates for physically challenged students.
- Registred under I.T Government of India.
- Registred under I.R Act.1908, Government of India.
- Ministry of H.R.D. (CrAct), Government of India.
- NITI-Aayog, Government of lIndia. - MSME (UdyogAadhar), Government of India.
- International Standard Organization (1.S.O.).
- Quality Council of India.
- World Health Organization (W.H.O.) G.M.P.
- Central Vigilance Commission, Government of India.
- All India Nursing & Paramedical Council, New Delhi.
- Indian Council for Alternative Medicine, (U.P.).
- Normally training classes will be conducted for five days in a week. Classes might be oxtemded suspended according to requirement.
- Admission forms are given on paymental stipulatedlees. Candidates will have to appear in front of the Interview Board for taking admission in theR. H. E. Ccourse of the Institute.
- There are only 60 seats for each course. The final number of seats might be increased or decreased according to therequirements of the institute.
- The decision of the Selection Board is final regarding the eligibility for admission. No appeal orreservation whatsoever is allowed.
- The candidates who will be rejected will havenoright for accommodation in the subsequent course.
- In no case the criterion foreligibility for taking admission in the Institute will be relaxed.
- Minimum 75% attendance is required for all students of the Institute; students who will have below75% rate ofattendance will not be allowed to appearin the examinations.
- Sem. Mode examinations will be conducted for Community Medical Services course as per schedule. The finalexamination will be taken inHome center orany othercentre as the case may be.
- Regular examinations like Half yearly. Testor Semester exams will be taken in concurrence with scheduler Any negligence on part of students regarding attendance or examinations without reasonable causes will not be tolerated. Suchnegligent students will be disqualified and not be allowed to continue the course.
- Uniform is compulsory for all students. Decorum & Disclpline will be apart of Institute's curriculum which will also carry marks.
- Any breach of discipline, decorum and respect will be regarded as a fit case for justifications. no appeal againstnotification orfeaturewill be tolerated. No appeal in favorofanyone's candidature will be accepted,Unsuccessful students will not be given chances to appear in the subsequent exarninations. There is no such systern inR. H. E. C.
- Students who will fail to attain the full course will be prevented from sitting for the final examination.
- Session fees will be accepted at a time by Bank Draft from any Nationalized Bank or by Cash in favor of "Rural Health Education Council". Fees may be revised from time to time and such decisions will be property | Intimated to the students beforecommencement of course.
- Students will be held responsible for causing damage to the laboratory during practical sessions. In such cases they will have to compensate. The whole class will be fined when no individual student can be identified for misdeeds.
- Practical classes are compulsory. All the students will have to attend "every - Practical session. asathe agencles or organizations who would allow to give Practical Exposure will not agree to give repeated | classes for absentees even on request as it is not only about material or money but also time. As extremely busy men from relevant industry will alsogetinvolved for taking practical classes.
- community survey will be done and such surveys will be conducted in the format of Interview & interactive style. Students will have to maintain their Practical Notebook and Diary carefully.
- Any changes of rule will be at the sote discretion of the Management,
- There will be compulsory Uniform for students. The students of either gender will have to wear Cream | colored shirts and NavyBlue trousers.
- In all respects the students have to abide by the rules and regulations of R. H. E. C. Insolence will not be tolerated.
- Students whowill remainabsentcontinuously for one month will be prevented to continue the course.
- The certificate awarded byR. H. E. Chas to be renewed afterevery five years.
Guidelines:-
Students of R. H. E. C. arerequented tofollow the undermentioned directives with proper attention.
- You are hereby advised to cooperale & participate in the Central Government and States Immunization programs such as Pulse - polio, Family planning, Malaria, Dengue, Kala - Ans. epidemies. actives with proper attention, Land State Government se. Kala - Azar also other asdirectly orindirectly.
- You should not make yourself indulgentandinvolve yourselfinMedico - Legalcasesdirectly orindire
- You should not practice surgery, obstetrics and involve in malpractices. - You have to refer complicated or critical cases to the nearest hospital for better treatment afteratu. . . ald as per the training instructions ofR. H. E. C.
- You should not store any substandard or outdated drugs in your clinic.
- You should not prescribe any dangerous orpoisonous drugsmedicated In Drugs and Cosmetic Rules 1945.
- As far as possible the injections creating reactions or adverse effects should not be given topatientsun precautions and testof sensitivity evenifitis required for primary treatment.
- You have to strictly observe the rules and regulations of R. H. E. C. and have to extendyourcooperation.
- The defaulters will not be given any support for safeguarding their interests.
- The Rural Health Practitioners can issue "Medical fitness" certificates.
- EverRural Health Education Council must have to pay honor to his / her certificate which will be awarded himther upon successful completion of R. H. E. C. Course. They may display their name on signboard | Offenders will be punished whowill fail to follow the rules and regulations ofR. H. E. C.
- The prospectus of R. H. E. C. must have to be read carefully and in details by the aspiring students before taking admission to avoid any confusion and misunderstanding in the future.
- R. H. E. C. has been certificated by multiple organizations of Central and State Government which dham proves the authenticity of the Institute and the validity of the course as well as certificate. All the certificates | areuploaded and available for perusal in the website of the Institute. Aspiring students should go through the website: www.rhec.in to clear their doubts.
- The certificate of Community Medical Services course will be awarded by Rural Health Education Council (R.H.E.C.).
- Students who will successfully complete Community Medical Services course should have to applvtormer _ _ _ NOC (No Objection Certificate) from the Health Department of their respective Districts. They musthavou acquire anEstablishment License before starting their practice as acommunityMedical Services
- Licensed Community Medical Services. must have to prescribe their medicine which falls under their "Pradhan MantriJanAushadhiPariyojna".
- Licensed Community Medical Services. will have to display their name & qualification on theirraon prescription as well on their sign board or Glowsign meant for the promotion of their practice.
Legal Status:-
The CMS Diploma invalid all over India for practice by Harmless General Alopathic Medicines for Primary Health Care Practice. As per the Judgment of Hon 'ble Supreme Court of India.
The CMS Diploma invalid all over India for practice by Harmless General Alopathic Medicines for Primary Health Care Practice. As per the Judgment of Hon 'ble Supreme Court of India.
(WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION) FOR THE TREATMENT OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE FOR CMS DIPLOMA HOLDER The List Is Based On The Book Essential Drugs For Primary Health Care Published ByW. H. O. Genewa, Switzarland and the BookWritten by Spanish Dr. David WarnerPublished ByVOLUNTARYHEALTHASSOCIATIONOF INDIA. SWASTHYA, BHAWAN, NEW DELHI.
The Listhad been send to the Health Ministry. The Govt. of India, by ICMSHC (The Maved Losms University) Vide No (SPEU - 563552573IN) according to the Honorable Supreme Court Judge, CMS Diploma holderican provide his basic medical services to the distressed humanity by the medicinewhich are recomended by WHOFor Primary Healthcare.Medicin Name:-
1- Glucose Power D&C 2- Lime Water 3-Chlorine Water
4-Acriflavin Power [Lotion] 5-Oral Rehydration Salt 6- Camphor Water
7-Hydrogen Per Oxide 8-Gention Violet Paint 9-Carbolic Acid
10-Povidinew Lodine 11-Ring Warm Ointment 12-Neomycin -Bactricine Ointment
13-Benzyl BenzeneHexa Chloride 14-Gama Beczoate Lotion 15-Potassiun Per Magnate
16-Calamine Lotion 17-Zinc Sulphate Powder 18-Sulphur Powder
19-Boric Powder 20-Castor Oil 21-Glycerin
22-Magnessium Sulphate 23-Belladonna 24-Asprin
25-Paracetamol 26-Ibuprofen 27-Diclofenac
28-Chlorempheniramine Maleate 29-Cetrizine Hydrochloride 30-Gripe Water
31-Ephedrine 32-Aminophyllin Tablets 33-Vitamin A
34-Codine Sulphate 35-Vitanin B Complex 36-Dexamethasone
37-Vitamin C 38-Betamethasone 39-Vitamin D
40-Chloroquine 41-Vitamin E 42-Primoquine
43-Lsabgoal Power 44-Dome peridome 45-Senna Leaves
46-Degepam 47-Soda Bi Card 48-Yeast Tablets
49-Piperazine Power 50-Mebendazol 51-Ferrus Sulphate
52-Procain Hydrochloride 53-Furazolidone 54-Matronidazole
55-Kaolin Power 56-Liver pills & Syeup 57-Folic Acid
58-Magnesium Tricillicate 59-Calcium Lactate 60-Calcium pills
61-Ashoka Cordial 62-Oral Contraceptive pills 63-Enzyme Tablets
64-Haemostatic Tablet 65-Diethy Carbamazine Citrate 66-Dicyclomine hydro chloride
67-Atropine 68-Co-trimoxazole 69-Sulphadimidene
70-Penciline 71-Amoxycilline 72-Ampicilline
73-Gentamycin 74-Tetracycline 75-Chloremphenicol
76-Dextrose 5% Sodium chlore 9% injection 77-Tabramycin 78-Grisofulwin tablets
79-Streptomycin 80-DDS [Sulphone] 81-Rifampicin capsules
82-Clofazimine tablets 83-Streptomycin 84-Isoniazid Tablets
85-Refampicin Capsile 86-Thiocetazone Isoniazid tablet 87-Pyrizinaminde tablets
88-Tuberculosis tablet 89-Streptomycin 90-Sumag & Mag Mag
91-Boroglycerine 92-Paracetamol+ibuprofen or diclofenac 93-Iodex ointment
94-Corex or viucs 44 cough syrup 95-Multivitamin tablet or capsuls
96-Etophyllin tablet 97-Betnovate N., C., Skin ointment 98-DPT Vaccine
99-Carminative Mixture etc.
General Duty Assistant (GDA) Course Details
General Duty Assistant Course Objective and Curriculum
General Duty Assistant Course Objective and Curriculum
- The General Duty Assistant (GDA) course curriculum covers the following topics.
- Basic human anatomy & physiology
- Understanding hospitals & the healthcare system
- Caring for the visually impaired
- Basic nursing skills
- Disposal of medical waste
- Understanding body mechanics
- Fall prevention care and restraints
- General health & hygiene
- Special skin care for radiotherapy and pressure sores
- Role of a patient care assistant
- Administering drugs as per prescriptions
- Daily care of a patient Patient handling, lifting and transferring
- Emergency first aid and CPR.
